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Hey all,
I got a evga 7950GX2 and it runs good in Windows in SLI, but I prefer Linux, so I tried to install Arch Linux on my machine with the nvidia drivers (Lastest release) and when I try to enable SLI in the xorg.conf file either setting it to 1 or anything else, when X starts the computer simply locks up. If it does get into X, if I launch any kind of game using OpenGL, the machine locks. No ctrl+alt+backspace, need to hard reset. Boot into Windows and all is well again. Any ideas I could try? Thanks!!! Joe |
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By latest release do you mean official or Beta? Since the latest Beta is 1.0-9625. I also believe the parameter in the Beta driver has changed from SLI to MultiGPU.
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I didnt try the beta as I tried it before and games had corrupted graphics. Unfortunatly, I didnt even think about looking in the logs before I blew away the partition :-P. If I run it normally, without SLI, it runs great. Just when I enable SLI is when it happens. I also noticed that the kernel sees the card as unknown VGA (x2). Could it be a kernel releated issue? Maybe a patch or something I need? I am using the CK kernel, but also tried the stock kernel that comes with Arch. Thanks!!! Joe |
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Try the Beta driver, I know it contains 7950GX2 and other misc SLI fixes.
If it still fails, post the log. |
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